What you get
- Three 16:9 storyboard contact sheets, six panels each by default
- A shot list per approach: size, angle, movement and blocking
- Labeled versions with panel numbers, shot codes and arrows
- A continuity ledger and a list of open issues for the reviewer
Good for
- Previsualizing a short film, ad or music video scene
- Comparing coverage options before a shoot
- Briefing an animator or a crew
Not for
- Finished key art or posters
- Scenes with uncleared actors, locations or brands
- A shot list that does not need pictures
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "Cinematic Storyboard Frames" (cinematic-storyboard-frames) for this: Scene: at night a delivery rider waits outside a closed bakery, the baker opens the door and hands her a warm loaf. 30 seconds, gentle mood.
In a coding agent
/popnow-cinematic-storyboard-frames Scene: at night a delivery rider waits outside a closed bakery, the baker opens the door and hands her a warm loaf. 30 seconds, gentle mood.
Then try
Make direction B a single moving shot from the street to the doorway.
Add panel numbers and camera arrows to all three sheets.
What to have ready
- The scene beat, characters, location and length
- Wardrobe, props, light and screen direction to keep
- A PopNow API key
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Questions
What is in each image?
A contact sheet of storyboard panels for the same scene beat, six by default in a 3 by 2 grid. The three sheets are three different coverage approaches, not three versions of one drawing.
How does it keep continuity?
Wardrobe, props, the hand that holds them, light direction and screen direction are recorded before drawing and checked panel by panel. Issues are listed for your reviewer instead of being hidden.
Why are there no labels in the drawings?
Image models garble small text. Panel numbers, shot codes and movement arrows are added afterwards in an exact overlay, so they can be fixed for free.
What does a set cost?
Three PopNow image tasks, quoted together. You see the total credits and your balance first; nothing runs until you agree.